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Racer
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From: Kentucky
Pro
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From: Owasso, OK
Racer
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From: Kentucky
Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2017
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So members keep posting that they have received their cars. I am confused again(as usual) are they building cars just not 22s are they down to retool or what and where are they getting these cars we are hearing about from the parking lot?
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2020
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From: DFW
What is so hard for you to understand? GM is building every 2021 they committed to, and they will continue building these 2021's into September. Once all of them are built, they will start on the 2022's.
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From: Florida
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Racer
Joined: Feb 2021
Posts: 317
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From: Kentucky
I checked yesterday about 12:30p est and was at 3000 then again today (just over 24 hrs) and still at 3000. It's not a huge deal to be 7/19 but earlier is always better. Take it and run if they move you up I say.
Last edited by GH3479; Jun 25, 2021 at 01:08 PM.
Racer
Joined: Jul 2018
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From: Fate, TX
Race Director
Joined: Jan 2014
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From: Fulshear, TX
Chevy has committed to building ALL 2021 orders they've accepted (so order status 3000 and above). These 2021 orders should be completed the week after Labor Day then they'll immediately be switching over to 2022 production with no downtime or retooling necessary. We will most likely see 2021's & 2022's rolling off the assembly line the same day similar to to the 2021/2022 changeover.
Pro
Joined: Mar 2021
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2012
Posts: 2,123
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From: Harrisburg PA
It's hard to say with how different this week has been compared to others. I do think there is a decent chance you have moved up to 7/12.
Edit: Guess you got your answer while I was typing. There has been a lot of orders showing build days the Thursday or Friday before their TPW. Either there are projected lower production days coming or they may be running ahead of projections resulting in some people moving up. Hope it is the later.
Edit: Guess you got your answer while I was typing. There has been a lot of orders showing build days the Thursday or Friday before their TPW. Either there are projected lower production days coming or they may be running ahead of projections resulting in some people moving up. Hope it is the later.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Sep 2009
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My car (according to the C8J production spreadsheet) was the 8th off the line this morning. VIN 17060.
Guess I'll be getting the email from Shane at MM to pay for it also.
Just opened an account at Navy Federal, loan rates were the best I could find. 2.29% minus .25% cus I'm retired Army, so 2.04 for 72 months.
Guess I'll be getting the email from Shane at MM to pay for it also.
Just opened an account at Navy Federal, loan rates were the best I could find. 2.29% minus .25% cus I'm retired Army, so 2.04 for 72 months.
Advanced
Joined: Oct 2020
Posts: 82
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From: Hawthorne NJ
My car (according to the C8J production spreadsheet) was the 8th off the line this morning. VIN 17060.
Guess I'll be getting the email from Shane at MM to pay for it also.
Just opened an account at Navy Federal, loan rates were the best I could find. 2.29% minus .25% cus I'm retired Army, so 2.04 for 72 months.
Guess I'll be getting the email from Shane at MM to pay for it also.
Just opened an account at Navy Federal, loan rates were the best I could find. 2.29% minus .25% cus I'm retired Army, so 2.04 for 72 months.
